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Acoustic Studs | Metal Studs | Metal Tracks | Acoustic Walls | ||
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| ACOUSTIC STUDS, METAL STUDS and METAL TRACKS |
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Click here for standard 'C' section metal stud and track | ||
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A cost effective way to achieve improved acoustic performance in both domestic and commercial situations. These studs have built in 'discontinuity'
which results in improved sound insulation.
Acoustic Studs are designed to offer better sound insulation in the key speech frequency bands (250 - 1000Hz) whilst maintaining structural strength and integrity. This enables slimmer partitions to be constructed, maximising floor space but still satisfying high acoustic requirements. Partitions built using acoustic studs are constructed in exactly the same way as standard 'C' Stud Partitions. All existing track sections can be utilised with Acoustic Studs. Plasterboard fixing centres are also the same. System is assembled using self tapping screws. | |
Self tapping screws - Supplied in boxes of 1,000
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Flanking Noise
Flanking noise transmission occurs when sound travels along elements shared by adjacent structures. Sound does not always travel straight through the building element. If the wall, floor or partition has good sound reducing capabilities the sound will travel from A to B by the easiest route, which is often over the top or around the sides. It should be bourne in mind that flanking noise transmission can exceed direct transmission and reduce the overall capabilities of a construction if flanking details are not correctly specified and constructed. Attention to detail is essential. Sound will travel through the smallest crack and reduce performance considerably. Although a 25mm round hole may be easily noticed a 1mm hairline crack along the top or bottom may not be seen so always use acoustic sealant and always use isolation tape between the stud, the plasterboard and the structure. |
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Click here to view corner junction best practice details when using acoustic metal studs. Click here to view door jamb and socket best practice details when using acoustic metal studs. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
All information contained in these details is given in good
faith but without warranty. | ||
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